Accommodations [noun]

Every family in Pyrmont takes lodgers, so that it is not difficult to find good accommodations.

Generally it can be so planned that towns with strictly good hotel accommodations can be reached for the night.

Generally speaking, the hotel accommodations in the provincial towns throughout England and Scotland are surprisingly good.

Again, he is not required to provide a guest with the precise room he may select, but only reasonable and proper accommodations.

For sleeping accommodations the cadets carried their own blankets and turned in on the floor of a large hall.

I seldom sleep here myself, preferring more congenial and less lonesome sleeping accommodations.

From the southern margin of this road was erected a huge stand with seating accommodations for ten thousand spectators.

He will be furnished medicines, and for the accommodations which you give him he is bound to attend your sick.

He sold accommodations for man and beast, the former comprising plenty of whiskey, the latter plenty of hay.

“We are able to pay well for our accommodations,” continued the boy.